Sentence examples for adapted instead from inspiring English sources

Several improvements on the earlier design are proposed; a light emitting diode at 650 nm wavelength instead of a laser diode or He Ne laser is used as a light source for better index precision, and a simple longitudinal linear scanning and a curve fitting techniques are adapted instead of a servo control for maintaining an optical confocal arrangement.

What if the room used for the 20th screen was adapted instead for inexpensive play like a children's gym?

Don't adapt, instead create a workplace that works for women.

And if regulators hadn't looked the other way as these deals went through, newsrooms would probably have 10 years left to experiment, adjust and adapt – instead of what feels like 10 minutes.

It turns out how we value workers is changing, and the emphasis now is on learning and adapting instead of coming into a job with the skills required to do everything.

Aonuma realized that his team had implemented Wii controls under the mindset of "forcing" users to adapt, instead of making the system intuitive and easy to use.

You learn early on that it does you no good to resist change, so you accept and adapt instead. 5. We become more resourceful.

Therefore the cantilevered radial transportation of ITER cassettes was not adapted, but instead, the first design of a new, bottom supported radial machine is proposed.

Dr Jekyll's "condition" had been adapted too; instead of drinking a potion and turning into a monster, he'd simply inherited a genetic defect that kicked in whenever he became angry and mostly seemed to manifest itself by turning him into a nasty, oversexed drunk with Superman-style strength.

However, Opportunity Network had experienced a similar problem in Chile, where the approach was adapted to instead focus on educating relationship managers so they understood the value of the platform and could appropriately promote it to their customers.

These results thus differ from the adaptation effects we observed previously when adapting instead to the textural differences in the images, which again did show a selective advantage for finding the targets when observers were searching on the same (dense vs fatty) backgrounds they were adapted to (Kompaniez-Dunigan et al., 2015).